A Fun Weekend with
Great Friends in Lake Tahoe!
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Monday, November 5, 2012
Gobbling up Turkey for Winter Clothes
Back row, teacher Maile Bales, director
Donna Einspahr, pastor Jim Beilstein,
teacher Gianna Arzadon. Middle
row, Tyler Arzadon, Brock Vasey, Ray Gray wth turkey,
Gracie Schultz and
Devin Croskery. Front row, Mason Bowman and Hannah Fishbaugher.
Thanksgiving is arriving early at Trinity Lutheran Church as the men's ministry hosts a turkey dinner fundraiser.
Proceeds go toward winter clothing for Minden Elementary students.
“There's a lot of needy kids at Minden Elementary School,” Pastor Jim Beilstein said. “We don't want any child to not have proper clothing. It gets pretty cold here.”
The dinner is 5:30 to 8 p.m., Nov. 10. Cost is $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12, or a donation of winter clothing.
The church began a Good News Club at the school this year where volunteers teach Bible classes after school.
“We kind of adopted them as a school,” Beilstein said. “It's going good. The children really enjoy it. Some of the kids might never hear about Jesus any other way.”
The men are cooking up 20 turkeys and all the trimmings to provide any student in need winter clothing.
“If they need gloves or boots or head gear,” Beilstein said, “whatever winter clothing they need.”
The men's ministry began in May and supports City of Refuge as well as Minden Elementary School.
“The Lord calls us to reach out to others, especially those who don't know Him and are in need,” Beilstein said.”
The fundraiser is sponsored by the men's ministry, Trinity Lutheran Child Care Center and Thrivent Financial.
Trinity Lutheran Church is located at 1480 Douglas Avenue in Gardnerville.
For more information, call Phil King at 690-3731 or Donna Einspahr at 782-5437.
IF YOU GO
What: Turkey dinner fundraiser
When: 5:30-8 p.m., Nov. 10
Where: Trinity Lutheran Church, 1480 Douglas, Ave., Gardnerville
Cost: $10 adults, $5 children under 12, or a donation of winter clothing
Info: Phil King at 690-3731, or Donna Einspahr at 782-5437.
Proceeds go toward winter clothing for Minden Elementary students.
“There's a lot of needy kids at Minden Elementary School,” Pastor Jim Beilstein said. “We don't want any child to not have proper clothing. It gets pretty cold here.”
The dinner is 5:30 to 8 p.m., Nov. 10. Cost is $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12, or a donation of winter clothing.
The church began a Good News Club at the school this year where volunteers teach Bible classes after school.
“We kind of adopted them as a school,” Beilstein said. “It's going good. The children really enjoy it. Some of the kids might never hear about Jesus any other way.”
The men are cooking up 20 turkeys and all the trimmings to provide any student in need winter clothing.
“If they need gloves or boots or head gear,” Beilstein said, “whatever winter clothing they need.”
The men's ministry began in May and supports City of Refuge as well as Minden Elementary School.
“The Lord calls us to reach out to others, especially those who don't know Him and are in need,” Beilstein said.”
The fundraiser is sponsored by the men's ministry, Trinity Lutheran Child Care Center and Thrivent Financial.
Trinity Lutheran Church is located at 1480 Douglas Avenue in Gardnerville.
For more information, call Phil King at 690-3731 or Donna Einspahr at 782-5437.
IF YOU GO
What: Turkey dinner fundraiser
When: 5:30-8 p.m., Nov. 10
Where: Trinity Lutheran Church, 1480 Douglas, Ave., Gardnerville
Cost: $10 adults, $5 children under 12, or a donation of winter clothing
Info: Phil King at 690-3731, or Donna Einspahr at 782-5437.
via Record Courier
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Fundraiser set for man with brain cancer
Topaz Community Open Bible Church is hosting a fundraiser noon-3 p.m.
Sunday to benefit Dan Grimes who has been diagnosed with glioblastoma,
stage four brain cancer.
Guests are invited to make a donation for the spaghetti dinner. There will be door prizes and auction items.
All money goes to a Wells Fargo account for Grimes' medical expenses.
Grimes has worked for the Town of Gardnerville for eight years, and has been a resident of the area for 40 years.
He was diagnosed in August with glioblastoma and is unable to work due to pain, seizures and paralysis of his right arm.
He and his wife Mary live in Topaz Ranch Estates with their daughter Dawn and her four children.
YOU CAN HELP
Account No. 6021801425 has been set up at Wells Fargo Bank to help Daniel Grimes with expenses not covered by medical insurance.
INFORMATION
A spaghetti dinner and silent auction is noon-3 p.m. Sunday, Topaz Community Open Bible Church in the Topaz Ranch Estates Community Building to benefit Dan Grimes who has been diagnosed with brain cancer. Information, Pastor Ron or Nanci Carter, 266-0020.
Guests are invited to make a donation for the spaghetti dinner. There will be door prizes and auction items.
All money goes to a Wells Fargo account for Grimes' medical expenses.
Grimes has worked for the Town of Gardnerville for eight years, and has been a resident of the area for 40 years.
He was diagnosed in August with glioblastoma and is unable to work due to pain, seizures and paralysis of his right arm.
He and his wife Mary live in Topaz Ranch Estates with their daughter Dawn and her four children.
YOU CAN HELP
Account No. 6021801425 has been set up at Wells Fargo Bank to help Daniel Grimes with expenses not covered by medical insurance.
INFORMATION
A spaghetti dinner and silent auction is noon-3 p.m. Sunday, Topaz Community Open Bible Church in the Topaz Ranch Estates Community Building to benefit Dan Grimes who has been diagnosed with brain cancer. Information, Pastor Ron or Nanci Carter, 266-0020.
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